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Get Cracking #6: Image Prompt B

Get Cracking #6: Image Prompt B

admin August 31, 2019 Get CrackingLeave a comment

We’re going to return to different types of prompts pretty regularly in these exercises, because they are so effective. Writing to a prompt helps push you out of your comfort zone and routine and can spark an awesome story that you never expected to write. Our previous image prompt exercise …

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Get Cracking: Exploring Entryways (Exercise #5)

Get Cracking: Exploring Entryways (Exercise #5)

admin March 8, 2019 Get Cracking2 Comments

Mastering story openers that hook the reader and build up to our story is one of the most essential skills for a writer. If we don’t give our readers a compelling reason to invest their time in our story early on, it won’t matter how solid the middle is or …

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Get Cracking: Endings (Exercise #4)

Get Cracking: Endings (Exercise #4)

admin December 21, 2018 Get CrackingLeave a comment

This exercise is based on a personal recommendation from Rowena Harding-Smith to R. Jean Bell (aka bex). Bex has been having trouble finishing stories lately, unless they are microfiction. She gets ideas and starts but stalls out and can’t seem to complete them. So the goal of this exercise is …

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Get Cracking: Writing from an Image Prompt (Exercise #3)

Get Cracking: Writing from an Image Prompt (Exercise #3)

admin October 17, 2018 Get CrackingOne Comment

For this exercise, we’re going in a very different direction. It’s good to mix up what you work on to keep yourself from losing too many other skills while focusing on a particular area. Also if you vary, you’re less likely to get frustrated and tired of things and want …

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Get Cracking: Using Shows Effectively with POV (Exercise #2)

Get Cracking: Using Shows Effectively with POV (Exercise #2)

admin August 28, 2018 Get CrackingLeave a comment

  The Exercise For this next assignment, we want to stay with the essential territory of shows, but look at how showing integrates with the point of view of our narrating character. Choose a setting or object and show it from the perspective of three characters so that it portrays …

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Get Cracking: Show vs. Tell (Exercise #1)

Get Cracking: Show vs. Tell (Exercise #1)

admin August 7, 2018 Get Cracking2 Comments

  If we want to grow as writers, we need to practice our craft, push our boundaries, and hone our abilities to control the mechanics of the written word. Mastering the rules is essential before you start breaking them. How else can we know what rule to break and when …

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